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Can this be considered a diorama?

Not quite sure if this would qualify as a diorama...I'm not even sure what you'd call it.

I started photoshopping photos of figures into background images and pre-existing photos earlier this year, partly because it felt more "realistic" to me and also because I don't have the space for a true diorama. With these I can just print them out and hang them on my wall.

Anyway, what's your opinion? Would you consider these a quasi-diorama or is this a totally different animal?

Re: Can this be considered a diorama?

Originally posted by mista_carrot Not quite sure if this would qualify as a diorama...I'm not even sure what you'd call it.

I started photoshopping photos of figures into background images and pre-existing photos earlier this year, partly because it felt more "realistic" to me and also because I don't have the space for a true diorama. With these I can just print them out and hang them on my wall.

Anyway, what's your opinion? Would you consider these a quasi-diorama or is this a totally different animal?

You can probably call it a virtual diorama, since all of it exists only in the virtual world. Not real, 3D objects representation of the movie scenes.

Nonetheless, it's cool and I've seen some do it for the trading cards where the actors are replaced with the action figures.